Enable `import` autofix?

I noticed that the import autofix is disabled here
https://github.com/microsoft/ts-fix/blob/2898fac87de321fe5d455b594f874bbcafbab6bd/src/index.ts#L260-L262

I can maybe see why it's disabled by default, but it would be nice to at least be able to use it if -f import is explicitly provided on the CLI. One use case is that the autofixer for isolatedDeclarations sometimes adds type annotations using inline imports, e.g.

const foo: import('some/module').Foo = ...;

which is not our, and probably not many others', preferred style.

So what I'll do is use a regular expression to just remove all the import('...'). parts, but then now I need to add top-level imports for a bunch of types. This is where the import autofix comes in clutch. I commented out that line above in ts-fix and ran the autofixer and it pretty much worked flawlessly.

Just wanted to provide a data point, but feel free to close if not likely to be implemented.

Read src/index.ts at lines 260-262 and trace how the -f CLI option selects autofixes. Confirm that explicitly passing -f import enables the import autofix while leaving it disabled by default, including for inline type imports such as import('some/module').Foo.